clonakilty|shandon|michael collins|Timoleague, Deirdre Keohane, Canada/Cork, Ireland

Daniel O'Connell in Timoleague, Watercolour, 20 x 18 ins

The Arrival of the Debarra's, Acrylic on board, 22 x 24 ins

The Maid of Coolim, Oil on board, 22 x 24 ins

A Contemptuous Marriage, Acrylic on board, 22 x 24 ins

The Signing of the Lease, Acrylic on board, 22 x 24 ins

The Funeral of Charlie Hurley, Acrylic on board, 22 x 24 ins

The Seige of Timoleague Castle, Acrylic on board, 22 x 24 ins

Grand day for drying, Oil on canvas, 42x32 cm

Shandon, Cork city, oil on canvas, 35x25cm

Clonakilty Post office, oil on canvas, 24x18cm

Elvis Costello is alive and well and living in vancouver, oil on canvas, 20x17cm

Clonalilty and Michael Collins, oil on canvas, 24x22cm

Shandon, Cork, oil on canvas, 24x22cm

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About Artist Deirdre Keohane

Deirdre Keohane was born in Uranium City, Saskatchewan, Canada of Irish born parents. She studied art in Crawford College of Art, Cork Ireland and graduated from David Thompson College of Art Nelson, B.C. Canada.
In 2006 she graduated with an honors H.Dip in Art Ed, Limerick College of Art. She has exhibited in Vancouver, Montreal and Ireland. Her works have been published in many magazines, newspapers and for bookcovers. She worked for many years as an illustrator for Mc'Gill University, Mtl. Que.
Deirdre is also known for her giant murals from Donegal to Minsk. Now she works in oils on canvas from her studio in Clonakilty, Co. Cork.
The group of paintings portraying the history of West Cork, can be seen in the Barryroe Co-op 2010 calendar. The calendar can be found in Barryroe, Co. Cork just down the road from Clonakilty, Co. Cork.
ThisURL: http://www.NewIrishArt.com/DeirdreKeohane

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